04 November 2024
The Times Higher Education (THE) Awards 2024 shortlist has been revealed, with six universities nominated for the prestigious University of the Year title.
With over 700 entries submitted, THE Awards 2024 saw a record-breaking response, as universities showcased their resilience and dedication to “transform lives for the better.” This year’s ceremony marks the 20th anniversary of “the Oscars of higher education,” celebrating excellence across the sector amidst significant challenges.
The nominees for University of the Year are:
London Metropolitan University – Recognised for its commitment to widening access and fostering social mobility through innovative student support initiatives.
Ulster University – Celebrated for its pioneering work in cross-community education and significant contributions to economic and social development in Northern Ireland.
University of Leicester – Acknowledged for impactful research and dedication to tackling social inequality, aligning academic pursuits with community needs.
University of Stirling – Highlighted for its research in environmental sustainability, health, and well-being, making strides in these critical areas.
University of Sunderland – Honoured for its advancements in health and life sciences, and dedication to producing career-ready graduates.
University of Surrey – Commended for its focus on research innovation, employability initiatives, and global student engagement.
The winners will be announced on 28 November at Birmingham’s ICC. Are you considering studying in the UK? Arrange a free consultation with SI-UK's experienced counselling team today.
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